The suspension setup/ride height thread

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  • Danny
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    Suck it Ibarra

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  • Yeee30
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    esm style 032

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  • Danny
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    Rota Grid

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  • Aviator
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    Originally posted by Yeee30
    were like twins, kinda

    1.
    What wheels are those?

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  • Aviator
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    Wow looks great! What wheels are those? I think I'm just going to get IE stage 3's and some billy sports. What else should I replace when I get new springs and shocks?

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  • smokemhontas
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    JOM coilovers
    16x7.5 xxr 521

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  • iwantspeed
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    front
    • German Engineering undersized coil-over sleeves
    • bored out on a lathe at work to be nice press fit onto the strut housings
    • stock strut housings
    • Bilstein Sport shocks
    • Hyper Coil 450 lb springs 6 inch length
    • e30 21mm Convertible sway bar powder-coated lime green
    • Ireland engineering adjustable end links shortened 1 inch
    • stock control arm bushing
    • sparco strut bar
    • race skids cross brace

    rear
    • Bilstien sport shock
    • German engineering coil-over adjuster
    • Eibach 550lb, 2.5" diameter 6 inch length
    • polyurethane spring pads
    • stock rear sway bar
    • Rongineer shock tower brace
    • turner motorsports rear shock mounts

    wheels and tire
    • Kosei K1 15x7
    • toyo Ra1 205/50/15
    • Vorshlag 75mm bullet nose wheel studs

    Drivetrain
    • Rebuilt head, stock specs
    • Stromung exhaust
    • Jim Conforti chip
    • rebuilt driveshaft
    • rebuilt 3.73 lsd

    Curb weight with half a tank of gas, no driver 2,390

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  • darkcrave
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    Originally posted by CubbyChowder
    - GC kit, 440f/650r rates
    - Shortened strut housings by 2"
    - IX Bilstein HD shocks for the front with 1.25" spacer
    - KYB Gas-A-Just Camaro shocks for the rear
    - Replaced front control arms
    - Replaced lollipop bushings
    - Replaced front and rear sway bar linkages
    - Dropped the rear subframe
    - Replaced trailing arm bushings
    - Replaced rear subframe mount bushings

    Cost me about $1000 total.

    The front can still go down about 2". The rear is pretty much at it's lowest, I'll be removing the spring pad at the bottom but that's only like 1/4" thick.

    It has already settled in a bit more since this picture was taken. The ride quality is amazing. For a low but functional daily driver, it is perfect to my taste. I plan on dropping it a bit lower after a few days.


    PERFECTION:puppy:

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  • Ant_e30
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    direct bolt on options are Ground Control (but you need to pay extra you cant really send cores when you're on Aus!) which is around $2k or so delivered last i got quoted. Or otherwise KWs. (v1s no camber plates up front, v2s do).

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  • mrcheezle19
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    Originally posted by AussieTemplar
    Hey Guys,

    Does anyone sell coilovers that will just bolt straight into the car without any welding/modification?

    Kind Regards,
    Nick
    Yeah you buy ground controls complete kit and have them send you a set of their pre shortened and powder coated housings. Then you send them your cores back.

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  • AussieTemplar
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    Hey Guys,

    Does anyone sell coilovers that will just bolt straight into the car without any welding/modification?

    Kind Regards,
    Nick

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  • CubbyChowder
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    - GC kit, 440f/650r rates
    - Shortened strut housings by 2"
    - IX Bilstein HD shocks for the front with 1.25" spacer
    - KYB Gas-A-Just Camaro shocks for the rear
    - Replaced front control arms
    - Replaced lollipop bushings
    - Replaced front and rear sway bar linkages
    - Dropped the rear subframe
    - Replaced trailing arm bushings
    - Replaced rear subframe mount bushings

    Cost me about $1000 total.

    The front can still go down about 2". The rear is pretty much at it's lowest, I'll be removing the spring pad at the bottom but that's only like 1/4" thick.

    It has already settled in a bit more since this picture was taken. The ride quality is amazing. For a low but functional daily driver, it is perfect to my taste. I plan on dropping it a bit lower after a few days.

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  • TimWis
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    Cut ebay springs twice. and 1987 Oem shocks. Daily mode.

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  • TimWis
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    lol! don't have to lie to kick it!

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  • bmwguy325is
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    Ya my car is not kewl nuff for this thread

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